Sentence examples for one contests from inspiring English sources
Imported Arabs have to leave even if no one contests their house or land, because their fault is a collective one.
The Rowley Mile is thrown wide open today to accommodate the maximum field of 35 for the Cambridgeshire, yet the Group One contests, with fields of just eight and seven, are likely to hang on the running of two fillies with a notorious propensity to stray from the straight and narrow.
Mullins has the favourite in nine of the Festival's 13 Grade One contests and two more are also Irish-trained.
Goldikova's clash with Canford Cliffs is the first of three Group One contests that form a memorable opening to the meeting.
Tomorrow's card at Leopardstown features four Grade One contests and the expected presence of Dunguib, the shortest-priced favourite for any race at next month's Festival.
His five opponents include Chabal and Coordinated Cut, both winners this year who did well enough as juveniles to be tried in Group One contests.
Heading in, Tigers full-back Alex Rance hadn't conceded a goal or lost a one on one contest all season.
Win the crucial one-on-one contests all night?
The task, at least, was lively enough: one-on-one contests, incongruously situated inside a television.
Second-year prospect Peter Wright, who struggles in one-on-one contests?
In effect, Condorcet suggested dividing elections into a series of one-on-one contests, so that every candidate is directly compared with every other.
